malcolm and candice, weldon.— candice, weldon. carol has the weather. candice, weldon.hen another. we have had plenty, barrelling in one after _ then another. we have had plenty, barrelling in one after the - then another. we have had plenty, barrelling in one after the other. . barrelling in one after the other. this is the intent of this storm season, storm jocelyn. not as big and nasty as a storm isha but will still pack a punch. today it will bring some heavy rain, as much as 60 millimetres across the highlands, the southern uplands, the lake district, yorkshire and parts of wales. the rivers are already sensitive to rain. tonight the winds were peak, looking at widespread gales with severe gales in the north. already we are starting to see the first signs of storm jocelyn coming in, bringing this rain in. across parts of scotland and northern england, some frost first thing with the risk of ice on untreated services. it won't last long because as the rain pushes in, the cloud will build and the temperature will rise and we will see that heavy rain. it will slowly p

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candice governments survive under the circumstances. and it's not only that germans are not happy about the leadership, it's also the german government has very serious problems. some of those problems of homemade, if you will, the government is phone by 3 parties that could not be more different. they have a very public route, very public difficulty. they have trouble presenting some of the proposals, but there are other issues that to be fairly honest will be a problem for any german government. the fact that we have international conflicts and was that we have an economic situation here in the country that's typical that there are political problems as well. there are many, many issues that certainly point to the fact that for the german government that has a very significant challenge. however, the analyst was saying that that does not necessarily mean that the government will actually split. the 3 parties would probably news more than they would gain if they did split. so ex bus up a saying that the approval outcome of this is that

candice governments survive under the circumstances. and it's not only that germans are not happy about the leadership. it's also the german government has very serious problems. some of those problems of homemade, if you will, the government is phone by 3 parties that could not be more different. they have a very public route, very public difficulty. they have trouble presenting some of the proposals, but there are other issues that to be fairly honest. will be a problem for any german government. the fact that we have international conflicts and was that we have an economic situation here in the country that's difficult. there are political problems as well. there are many, many issues that certainly point to the fact that for the german government that has a very significant challenge. however, there on the list was saying that that does not necessarily mean that the government will actually split. the 3 parties would probably news more than they would gain if they did split. so ex bus up a saying that the approval outcome of this is

. >> reporter: with the investigative unit, candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> and vta still has not listed a date for an auction or any other plans to sell the decommissioned cars and vans. >>> another bay area family demands accountability after their daughter was killed by a fire engine that ran a red light on its way to an emergency. tonight, we investigate and hear from the very first time from the firefighter who was driving that rig. >>> a firefighter in napa who hit and killed a college student rushing to a fire will not face criminal charges. prosecutors had their final attempts thrown out. the vacaville family says the fire rig was going too fast. and the firefighter is now talking about what happened. our reporter jackson has the story. >> she is with me. the life of my heart. >> reporter: for the last three years elsa espinosa has been visiting her daughter's grave site in napa. not far from where the 22-year- old was fatally injured in june of 2020. she was on her way from vacaville to meet up with her boyfriend at napa valley college where she was an honor student. >> e

>> candice, really >> well, candice, chris, really good to see you this morning.o let make of any let us know what you make of any of that of the stories that we're talking especially of the stories that we're talking service especially of the stories that we're talking service should)ecially of the stories that we're talking service should we ally of the stories that we're talking service should we have national service should we have it this country? gb views at it in this country? gb views at gbillionews.com. still to come . gbillionews.com. still to come. we're going to be unpicking the bafta nominations . are you team bafta nominations. are you team oppenheimer barbie or saltburn if you watch that yet . if you watch that yet. >> i haven't bit crazy. i haven't watched any of them yet. >> i haven't bit crazy. i hneedt watched any of them yet. >> i haven't bit crazy. i hneed to 'atched any of them yet. >> i haven't bit crazy. i hneed to get|ed any of them yet. >> i haven't bit crazy. i hneed to get busy,y of them yet. >> i haven't bit crazy. i hneed to get busy,

that gives you perspective because i think candice is black, too. wrote down a quote from the actual article because people saw just the headline but karen actually wrote this about this nine year old kid that he quote found a way to hate black people and native americans at the same time. saying a 9-year-old found a way to do it. here's the problem with people like karen and so many other, frankly, media members out there today is that they are making money by doing this. these companies, whether it be dead spin or espn or many other places, are hiring reporters who are focusing just on race, race and sport. if they don't create these narratives and go after nine year old kids, they don't have a job. there's no money in it. so my fear is that this is just going to continue because they've continued to hire people like this to stir the pot and make things up which is only doing what, dividing? when i think we should be celebrating a 9-year-old kid out there being a kid. he's not on video games or on an iphone or doing something bad he's cheering on

the rwanda rebellion, candice . rebellion, candice. >> yes.nt page of the eye. and this is the major news of today. rishi major news of today. so rishi sunak basically faced sunak has basically faced a rebellion of about 58 tory mps, and they were backing amendments led by robert jenrick and bill cash to his rwanda bill. they failed to pass in the house of commons, but still the number of mps that were opposing his bill is so enormous that that the eye is so enormous that that the eye is reporting that it will come as a shock to him. i mean, he's really struggling to unite his party on this issue. he's got so many different factions that he's please. i mean, he's he's got to please. i mean, he's got the two caucuses of the conservative party, and then he's also got to manage the expectations rwanda , who've expectations of rwanda, who've also know, they won't also said, you know, they won't tolerate any violations of international law. plus, you're looking at the mathematics of the house of commons because labour and the lib dems are just voti

and finally, we have talked to elizabeth candice joining us from london to semester. soft good in college, cambridge are available. i'm back. i'm to you all. thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you. and let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now. with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on world economy already the, although we don't feel them. let's remember this route, the red sea, which the who with these currency having an a tow cold is one of the most important shipping routes in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of which rate, it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful players, the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea, on now taking away around africa. which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 50 percent. but at the moment, shipping companies all taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a long time, then they are liable to cost

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of alabama has carried out a controversial 1st of its kind execution using nitrogen gas 58 year old candice smith was put to death for his role in the 1988 mad kristin, so maybe as well as far as the state of alabama is concerned, the execution was a success. smith was pronounced deceased by positions at 82558 year old kenneth smith convicted for his role and a 1988 murder for hire. was forced to breed and nitrogen gas. a form of suffocation was strapped to a gurney. journalist were allowed to watch. he appeared conscious for several minutes and to the execution. for about 2 minutes following that can a smith shook and rides for about 2 minutes on a gurney. that was followed by several minutes of deep breath. smith's lawyer say the use of nitrogen gas violated the u. s. constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. a view back by demonstrators who oppose the death penalty united nations experts warranted could be painful and would likely violate prohibitions on torture. but the u. s. supreme court denied smith's appeal. jeff hood, his spiritual advisor, was with him at the end. over a

and finally, we have dr. elizabeth, candice joining us from london. 2 semesters off. good in college, cambridge. oh, very well, i'm about to come to you all to thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you . and let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now. with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on world economy already that although we don't feel them, let's remember this route, the red sea, which the who with these are currently having an a tow cold is one of the most important shipping routes in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of words rate. it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful play is the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea are now taking away around africa. which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 50 percent. but at the moment, shipping companies are taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a long time,

and finally, we have dr. elizabeth candice joining us from london. she is the most us off girls in college, cambridge. oh, very well, i'm back. i'm to you all the thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you. and let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on world economy already the although we don't feel them. let's remember this route, the red sea, which with these currency having an a tow cold, is one of the most important shipping routes, in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of the words rate. it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful players, the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea, on now taking away around africa. which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 50 percent. but at the moment, shipping companies all taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a

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and finally, we have talked to elizabeth candice joining us from london, 2 semesters off girls in college. cambridge. oh, very well, i'm better come to you all. thank you for joining dante. let's start with you. let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on world economy already that although we don't feel them, let's remember this boots the red sea, which the these are currently having in a tow cold is one of the most important shipping routes, in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of words rate. it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful play is the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea, on now taking away around africa, which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 30 percent, but at the moment, shipping companies are taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a long time, then they are liable to costs on the

and finally, we have dr. elizabeth, candice joining us from london. 2 semesters off. good in college, cambridge. oh, very well, i'm back. i'm to you all. thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you. so let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on world economy already the, although we don't feel them. let's remember this route, the red sea, which the who with these currency having in a tow cold is one of the most important shipping routes in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of which rate, it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful players, the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea, on now taking away around africa. which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 50 percent. but at the moment, shipping companies all taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a long time, then they are

to restore confidence and tutors were dream. others were convinced stop boots and precautions have candice to read. the pool is involved in a group to baton rouge where it would be within striking distance off key if no one could believe that precautions would risk so many lives, including his own. so just give up the turn around once again and leave the country so quickly. bring you maya. few of 3 of realizing the full responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be spilled on one of the sides. we are turning our columns around and leaving in the opposite direction to the field camps, according to the plan. the news? well, i am good. many russians was that he said that no russian blood was spilled, which was a lie. wagner down several russian military aircraft doing the means to me, killing russian pilots. something which he later admitted himself. and that was the final straw, even for those who continued to support him. despite his reckless behavior, no prior success on the front line could excuse the killing of russian soldiers in vain, pretty large and could have been remembere

and finally, we have dr. elizabeth candice joining us from london. she is the most us off. good in college, cambridge. oh, very well, i'm back. i'm to you all the thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you. let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on the world economy already the although we don't feel them. let's remember this boots the red sea, which with these currently having an tow cold is one of the most important shipping routes in which right, whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of which rate, it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful players, the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea, on now taking away around africa. which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 30 percent. but at the moment, shipping companies all taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a long time, then they are liab

and finally, we have dr. elizabeth, candice joining us from london. 2 semesters off good in college, cambridge. oh, very well, i'm back. i'm to you all. thank you for joining donnie. let's start with you us and let's start with the impacts of what's happening right now with these strikes, end of etc. well, the impacts on the world economy already the although we don't feel them. let's remember this route, the red sea, which with these currency having an a tow cold as one of the most important shipping routes in which rate whatsoever. the trade that goes through the comprises about 15 percent of the words rate. it's the main trade route between asia and europe. so 2 of the most powerful players, the reason why we're not feeling the full extent of this choke, is because the shipping lines that usually transport goods through the red sea, on now taking away around africa. which raises the cost of transports enormously by about 20 to 50 percent. but at the moment, shipping companies are taking these losses upon themselves. but if this goes on for a long time, then they are liable to cost

and the question today is candice country over comments. and what can the older folk learn from the younger people who better to ask the fellow nigeria and thank you all for joining us. but before we begin, i'd like to ask a general question. how many of you here have experienced tribalism, directly or indirectly? let me see if i shall have in directly and directly. okay, so quite a fair amount of you. let's start with you. i mean, what was that experience like if you don't mind sharing it was very uncomfortable because essentially we are such a huge range from and we have so many languages. so hearing that you cannot have an opportunity to do something because your from the minority tribal from a try, but it's not central. what's actually very uncomfortable. so was this something that happened way you were denied as of it? so you what do night, what give us a few more details. okay. so these pictures i was i, i wasn't the relationship with someone and i was not allowed to marry this person because the, what's coming up the truck. so it was

candice final public are facing. candice final word yes word to you. yes >> and i think as well. context to the 2019 election where boris johnson , i election where boris johnson, i mean, did win. well, he was part of party won this huge of the party that won this huge majority . he, you know, majority. he, you know, immigration is a massive issue, especially for conservative voters . and boris johnson's been voters. and boris johnson's been very liberal on immigration and i think he would probably have to shift if he was to pragmatically shift if he was still leader, although i think he is capable of doing that. we've seen that he does shift. he shift with opinions, he can shift with opinions, but obviously now. obviously we'll never know now. >> so i'll ask you then, >> um, so i'll ask you then, bill, what do you think then? can rishi can rishi turn around the fortunes of the tories party? i mean, what do you think? can do think? can they do it by changing leader? no ? changing a leader? yes or no? >> uh, i don't think rishi sunak can turn around the fortunes of the tory party.

there is nothing we can do to candice for life. so somebody might recognize this from our working life. i do a certain task and i always do it the same way. one day the boss is very happy and the next day he throws it back at me and says, it's terrible. i shift. in other words, i have the feeling that i have no control over it. and that's a very important aspect of how stressed i actually feel like. how does the experience of losing control affect future behavior? in a follow up the experiment, the 2 groups can only stop the unpleasant noise by finding the safe green squares on a field as quickly as possible. to the 2 groups behave differently when searching for the squares. the result is that people who have already felt they were in control in the previous experiment, find these green safe places, much faster than the group that experience the loss of control the task successfully. i know the stress experience that i've never been able to do this before also leads to passivity, parts of it and something like the story with the el

. >> and anderson, you heard that one woman candice call this a political witch hunt. as you knowthets a term the former president likes to use as well. they're watching these cases very, very closely and they also told me those cases only reaffirm their support for the former president. they say they're backing him no matter what. anderson? >> randy, thanks very much. this is the sharpest legal setback so far for the former president who's facing multiple criminal and civil cases obviously. joining us now two of our political commentators. i'm wondering what is your reaction to the jury's decision today? >> well, i think that they felt this was a completely out of control party, and they were trying to send a message that you've got to follow the rules. look, if donald trump had just conducted himself the way that anybody watching this including those women, by the way, which is to follow the rules, follow the judge's orders there would not have been this massive judgment against him. the vast majority of the money is not because of what donald trump did a long time a

there is nothing we can do to, candice flies to somebody. you might recognize this from our working life. i do a certain task and i always do it the same way. one day the boss is very happy and the next day he throws it back at me and says, it's terrible, i ship this. in other words, i have the feeling that i have no control over it. and that's a very important aspect of how stressed i actually feel. how does the experience of losing control affect future behavior? in a follow up experiment, the 2 groups can only stop the unpleasant noise by finding the safe green squares on a field as quickly as possible. to the 2 groups behave differently when searching for the squares. the result is that people who have already felt they were in control in the previous experiment, find these green safe places, much faster than the group that experience the loss of control, the whole successful and the stress experience that i've never been able to do this before. also leads to passivity, parts of it, and something like the story with the elephant, the sys

jean carroll was carrie bradshaw before candice bushnell ever thought about a 27 year-long column.etwork. >> she did, she shared a stage manager with you. >> but going back to her response, her response was no, i'm not better off. yes, more people know who i am, and many of those people hate me, they'd -- as a liar and a whack job, and i sleep with a gun beside my bed, because i am worried about my physical safety. so, i want to be clear, some of the testimony today was contentious. and yet, e. jean carroll's demeanor was different today, without donald trump in the courtroom. you and i were talking before the segment started about how in earlier days, e. jean carroll was perched on the edge of her seat, her posture was straight, almost as if to pitch yourself away from him, knowing that he was seated a couple of rows in back of her. and in this courtroom, the plaintiff and defendant, both were side by side. the point of sits in one row, the defendant two rows behind. e. jean carroll just could not stand being in that room with donald trump. if you didn't believe her before you saw

candice washington told us someone brought it back to the library this week, and yet again, they don'tw who. it's your favorite eddie rabbitt song. >> i wish i had one. i actually don't listen to eddie rabbitt. i think i'm a little young for eddie rabbitt. >> yeah, for all of our new friends are two. are you guys going to go home and put on a little pink floyd and see if you can see if you can find a cd player somewhere? yeah. i'll try. >> i'll, i know, i know who has a cd player though, who has a cd player. >> i think my grandpa. ha ha. he loves music. he loves old music. your grandpa music, right? >> right. he's old like me. >> all right. the saying goes, if you love your job, you'll never work a day in your life. but for one guy, it's hard to actually believe that's true. >> we want you to take a look at this. the airport worker. he is in rochester, new york, making the best of some very rough conditions there. he's putting on a show for passengers on a nearby plane. he's using his batons as a bat, pretending to play baseball. he's also riding in the snow. let's see. and he's twirli

it that i even say this, it sounds so disgusting, but really this is exactly what is happening, for candicecal exercise of this narrow-minded girl alone was... to the top, she was helped, she was guided , taught, led to the goal. but what is the true purpose of excommunicating harry from the british royal court, the british soviet leftist tv presenter lady colin campbell, who published eight books about the secrets of buckingham palace, intrigued everyone even more. spinning in to the english bamond, during the christmas holidays, she gave insight. 2024 will definitely be the year of redemption for meghan and harry , but not in the way they hope, this... will only be the very beginning, believe me, i know what will happen, what it will be, will they be permanently deprived of access to high society, sponsors lucrative contracts would be terminated or whether a bucket of dirty compromising material would fall on them, she did not specify, which only added intrigue: sally morgan, who had been her favorite for a long time, also threw a hook for the curious public psychic lady di. charles ii wi

candice dates were asked to tell the audience where they stood on the war in gaza. >> quite simply, the situation is dire and i unreservedly side with israel. i am the only candidate in this race who has taken an explicit pro-israel stance on the israel-hamas conflict. let us recognize that there are still hostages, american hostages. >> we must not lose sight of that. there have been rape victims. we must not lose sight of that. >> the jewish community relations council says the forum was a chance for candidates to tell voters how they support the jewish community as anti-semitism rises around the country and the war in gaza continues. >> we grieve for all of them and we must do all we can to support a path to peace, to state solution that ensures protection and security for israel, which is facing an existential threat. >> israel's attack on gaza jeopardizes israel's security because of what's happening every day in gaza, generations of palestinians will want to avenge the deaths of their loved ones. and that is not going to lead to peace with each candidate vying to represent silicon

alabama has counted out the 1st execution of a prisoner in the us by the use of nitrogen gas. 58 year old candice smith was put to death phase roll. and the 19, the 88 mother kristen salome has more. as far as the state of alabama is concerned, the execution was a success. smith was pronounced deceased by physicians at 82558 year old kenneth smith convicted for his role and a 1988 murder for hire was forced to breed nitrogen gas. a form of suffocation was strapped to a gurney. journalists were allowed to watch. he appeared conscious for several minutes and to the execution. for about 2 minutes following that kind of smith shuck and rides for about 2 minutes on a gurney. that was followed by several minutes of deep breath smith's lawyer say the use of nitrogen gas violated the u. s. constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. a view back by demonstrators who oppose the death penalty united nations experts warranted could be painful and would likely violate prohibitions on torture. but the u. s. supreme court denied smith's appeal. jeff hood, his spiritual advisor, was with him at the end.

and trust means helping to ensure that users, the consumer, candice ting wish between a.i.-generated content and not a.i.-generated content. sen. cardin: that's fine for our allies but the autocratic competitors we have, whether it be p.r.c. or north korea. they're not following those guidelines. so what protections are you negotiating that will provide either incentives or disincentives for those who want to violate international protocols? mr. graviss: i'll give you some examples. first, when you're running a race it's important to run faster than your competition. speed is one answer. second is trying to constrain adversaries who have a wildly different view of the role of technology in our future via mechanisms like export controls on our most advanced semiconductors. that's a small yard, high fence approach in order to help keep the most capable enabling technology of a.i. out of the hands of our adversaries. then third, robust global engagement to shape the norms of responsible state behavior in these critical technology areas. so that our adversaries can eerlt ibide

so new hampshire narrative is candice. they have to survive. the real question is does. and that usually precision yourself as a viable alternative, detroit in the eyes of the us media heading into the key context of super tuesday in early march. and you ah steph desantis can survive. he is running out of money, isn't t. and he's had a whole series of campaign problems. uh, you know, you may remember that this time last year the media were treating him as the favor even beyond trump. his campaigns failed to really establish itself in terms of our mentor. he didn't do that well in terms of his speech is at home or overseas and he lost it. so what a job last night was, was a life going to make it a little bit more financial support because he did come in. so i can do, you may get enough, in other words, to run a viable campaign in new hampshire. but again, what he has to do is convince people, well, new hampshire in south carolina, that's not my strong points stick with me for another 6 weeks. i think that's gonna be a pretty tall order. well, let me ask you, then what doe

and of course, candice holdsworth. going to be holdsworth.. of course, of rwanda. >> debates don't go anywhere for that, but up next, it's that, but also up next, it's martin and he'll be martin daubney and he'll be covering something very important in the house of commons around half an hour's commons in around half an hour's time. the prime minister will stand the despatch box and stand up at the despatch box and deliver assessment on those deliver his assessment on those british strikes. joint operations with america. but british strikes on yemen. what more might be said that is all coming up the next half an coming up in the next half an hour or so on gb news don't go anywhere . anywhere. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , the sponsors of weather solar, the sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello alex burkill here again with your latest gb news weather forecast, the cold theme is going to continue as we go through much of this week. and with that, there is the risk of some heavy for some of us some heavy snow for some

candice rates were asked to tell the audience where they stood on the war in gaza. >> quite simply, thend i unreservedly side with israel. i am the only candidate in this race who has taken an explicit pro-israel stance on the israel-hamas conflict. let us recognize that there are still hostages, american hostages. >> we must not lose sight of that. there have been rape victims. we must not lose sight of that. the jewish community relations council says the forum was a chance for candidates to tell voters how they support the jewish community. >> as antisemit ism rises around the country and the war in gaza continues as we grieve for all of them, and we must do all we can to support a path to peace, a two state solution that ensures protection and security for israel, which is facing an existential threat. >> israel's attack on gaza jeopardizes israel's security because of what's happening every day in gaza, generations of palestinians will want to avenge the deaths of their loved ones, and that is not going to lead to peace with each candidate vying to represent silicon valley in washi